Weekly Yoga with Erica Robinson

July 02, 2021

Weekly Yoga with Erica Robinson

🧘🏽‍♀️For you yogis in East ATL and Decatur-where-it’s-greater (do people still say that 🤔 😂), weekly live classes led by @EricaRobisonyoga at Iwilla Remedy begin on July 7 at 10:00am! 

This 65 minute Vinyasa Flow Yoga class offers a continuous flow of postures (asanas), and some longer holds of certain postures. Attention is paid to good alignment both for the aesthetics of the pose and for the safety of the body. 

The last 15 minutes of class is dedicated to yin (deep stretching) and restorative asanas adding that bit of extra sweetness, stillness and peaceful relaxation towards the end of class. Students will gain flexibility, strength, build endurance, and improve their ability to move with a deep focus on the breath. Beginners are welcome.

You can either register with the link in bio via @chooseunion OR simply pay via Venmo @ Ericapeace These in person classes are $20 for a drop in or $90 for a 5 class pass.

https://www.union.fit/orgs/erica-robinson-yoga

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